Kelly Osbourne leaving BBC Radio 1 studios after hosting her show in London, England, yesterday.

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Kelly Osbourne leaving Nobu Berkeley and bought a ‘Big Issue’ from a vendor in London, England, today.

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Kelly is looking thin!

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Kelly Osbourne leaving top restaurant Nobu Berkeley just after midnight with a mystery man in London, today.

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Kelly Osbourne has insisted that she would never try online dating because the internet is populated by “sexual predators”.

The reality TV star claimed that it wouldn’t matter how keen she was to find herself a partner, because she thinks the internet has become “perverted”.

She is quoted as saying: “I’d never go on one of those online dating sites. It’s weird. It’s full of sexual predators.

“The internet was created for knowledge and now it’s perverted.”

Talking about her failed romances in the past, she added: “I’ve fallen head over heels twice in the ‘love is blind’ way and got hurt.

“Now I’m so guarded that when it comes to that point I jump ship. I’m frightened I’ll get hurt again.”

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Check out Kelly Osbourne’s interview with Fabolous! She admits to being a showbiz brat and talks about love, boys, growing up, and more!

Kelly on love: “I’ll go out with a boy and get papped with him and all of a sudden he’s my boyfriend. That doesn’t work for me. I want to be taken out for dinner and know something about them before they become my boyfriend.”

Kelly on boys: “I don’t trust boys – love can make you blind. I’ve fallen head over heels twice in that ‘love is blind’ way and got hurt. Now I’m so guarded that when it gets to that point, I jump ship. I’m frightened I’ll get hurt again.”

Kelly on growing up: “I’ve lived life at a faster pace than most 23 year olds. I’ve grown up a lot in the last year, largely because I’ve done so much stuff. I’m not mature but I’m street-smart. I’m not well read or well educated in the academic sense, but I’m savvy and I can look after myself.”

Kelly on being a brat: “Hell yeah, I can still be a brat, but I have words with myself when I’m being brattish because I know I shouldn’t. I have nothing to complain about – I’m very fortunate.”

Kelly on her personality: “Every day I feel different. I’m not insane, but people think I’m different because I’m not a sheep and I’m not afraid to say what I think.”

Kelly on addiction: “Addiction is a gene. I was born an addict and I’ll always be an addict, but I’ve learnt to live with it. There are different levels of addiction, whether it be drugs, spending money, overeating, or painting your nails 17 times a day. It’s an addictive gene and you have it the rest of your life.”

Kelly on fashion: “Getting dressed in the morning is one of my favourite things. That’s why I enjoy presenting Project Catwalk. I love fashion and I have wardrobes for different moods. I wear what I like and try not to follow trends. I’m stubborn and I don’t want to look like anyone else.”

Kelly on her icons: “Women in the ’50s put themselves together well. There’s such a lack of that now. Marilyn Monroe, Dita Von Teese and Gwen Stefani look good but I’d never steal their style. I have my own.”

Kelly on her parents: “I’d never make a big decision without speaking to my mum. I’d never make a big career decision without talking to my parents. I tell them what I think, they tell me what they think, then I decide what I wanna do.”

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Kelly Osbourne is “disappointed” with the reaction to her two-stone weight loss.

She said: “I don’t like the way that suddenly now everyone likes me because I’ve lost two stone. Why was I a bitch before? Because I was fat?”

The singer claimed that overweight people are vilified more than “a junkie”.

Kelly, 23, told Heat magazine: “I was always the fat spoilt brat because I was fat. Just because I’m a size 8-10 now doesn’t mean a size 12 was fat.”

But she admitted publicity shots for her role in the West End musical Chicago last year were airbrushed.

Kelly said: “They did it for my chin because I had a little bit of a double chin and under my arm because my corset was pulling in so tight.”